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Photographic Assessment to Evaluate Effectiveness of Low-Level LASER Therapy in Wound Healing: A Randomized Controlled Trial
Get PDFIntroduction: Among the existing non-invasive therapies, Low Level LASER Therapy (LLLT) has been gaining interest as various studies have proved its effectiveness in the treatment of non-healing wounds but no studies have been done to report the effects within a shorter duration when compared to Standard Operating Procedure.
Aims: To evaluate the effectiveness of LLLT on ulcer dimensions using photographic assessment and simple ruler method. To compare effectiveness of Standard Operating Procedure and LLLT on ulcer dimensions using photographic assessment and simple ruler method.
Materials and methods: A randomized controlled trial was carried out on total of 30 subjects divided randomly into 2 groups of 15 each. Standard operating procedure was given to group A, whereas LLLT along with Standard Operating Procedure was administered to group B. Intervention was given for 6 days. Patients were assessed for ulcer dimensions using a simple ruler method and IMITO Measure app, and pain assessment was done using Visual Analogue Scale pre and post intervention of 6 days.
Results and discussion: Significant improvement in pain reduction was seen in both the groups (p<0.05). But when comparison was done between the groups, no significance was reported (p>0.05). There was no significant difference noted in the ulcer dimensions in both groups (p>0.05).
Conclusion: The study concludes that standard operating procedure is equally beneficial as in combination with LLLT. LLLT can be used in conventional therapy to lessen the pain of the patient
Digital Skills of Mathematics Education Students in a State University: Psychological Basis for an Action Plan
Get PDFThe internet penetration rate in the Philippines was forecast to increase continuously, indicating a high-level digital technology adoption among Filipino students. Considering that mathematics education students are being educated to demonstrate 21st-century skills, stressing the role of digital skills in their education is more important than ever. As a result, this study assessed the digital skills among mathematics education students in a state university in Eastern Visayas region. This descriptive cross-sectional study used the Measure of Internet Skills (MOIS) questionnaire with data analyzed using mean and standard deviation. Using Raosoft sample size calculator, 145 out of 220 served as respondents, with 4.76 margin of error. Moreover, proportionate stratified random sampling was applied in identifying the number of respondents per year level. Data showed that mathematics education students have a high level of digital skills. They are notable for their strong information navigation, social, mobile, operational, and creative skills. This finding shows that students have a high level of digital technology penetration. Although these students are technologically creative, they appear to lack the skill of designing a website and applying types of licenses to online content. Moreover, there is still a need to improve students\u27 way of navigating information online
The Influence of Digital Marketing Strategies on Consumer Goods Companies in the Retail Sector of Thailand: An Psychological Study
Get PDFToday, the Thai retail sector is regarded as one of the world\u27s most appealing marketplaces. In reality, many multinational retail organizations have joined the worldwide market, which has opened many opportunities for consumers, but this open market has produced formidable competitive hurdles for local businesses. This study aims to investigate the elements impacting the retail marketing tactics of Thailand\u27s retailers of consumer products in the contemporary period. The researcher had gathered primary data by conducting an online survey using Google forms and analysing quantitative data with SPSS in order to fulfil her aims. Data was obtained from 200 stores, edited, and coded before being examined using descriptive statistics such as percentages, frequencies, mean, and factor analysis. Extensive literature evaluation is undertaken to comprehend the numerous aspects influencing retail marketing by retailers throughout the globe, and this research was conducted to determine the perspective of retailers of consumer products in Thailand
A Psychological Analysis of the Effects of Poor Diet in University Students
Get PDFThe consequences of poor nutrition in university students can cause overweight, poor academic performance and chronic, degenerative diseases caused by metabolic alterations and lack of physical activity. The objective of this work was to know the nutritional conditions, and to determine the risk of presenting some type of diseases in the university population due to poor nutrition. For this purpose, an online survey of 16 items was used using Google Forms to 392 students from universities in Ecuador. The results of the study show that university students are more vulnerable to have a poor diet due to lack of income, time, stress and anxiety caused by academic responsibilities. This causes a greater tendency to consume foods that have an impact on their health, such as overweight and poor academic performance
Leveraging Information and Communication Technology (ICT) for Psychological Well-Being in Agriculture, Rural Development, Psychology, Education, and Rehabilitation
Get PDFInformation and Communication Technology (ICT) has emerged as a powerful tool for addressing the challenges faced by the agriculture sector and promoting rural development. This research paper provides a comprehensive review of the applications, benefits, and challenges of ICT in the context of agriculture and rural development. The study examines various ICT solutions implemented worldwide, explores their impacts on agricultural practices, and analyzes the potential for ICT to improve productivity, sustainability, and livelihoods in rural areas. Additionally, the paper identifies the key challenges and limitations associated with ICT adoption in the agriculture sector and proposes strategies to overcome them. The findings of this research contribute to a deeper understanding of the role of ICT in transforming agriculture and fostering rural development. This article offers an in-depth discussion and analysis of the many forms of electronic media. It provides a comprehensive analysis of the fundamental, contemporary, and cutting-edge aspects of electronic media. It is generally accepted that more straightforward forms of media, such as radio and television, are the communication methods that are the most trustworthy, dependable, and far-reaching. Innovative forms of electronic media, such as interactive computer video technology (ICVT), help satisfy the requirement for engagement throughout the communication process, which in turn improves the overall quality of the extension process. Computer Aided Agricultural Extension (CAEx) and Information Village (IV) combine conventional and suggested forms of technology in order to produce and disseminate information that is pertinent to rural regions on a local level. The applications of information and communication technologies (ICT) to agricultural and rural development are numerous and ubiquitous. KIOSKS, the use of GIS, electronic libraries, and other innovations fall under this category. Cams installed in rural areas, such as those monitoring corn and dairy production, are examples of valuable technology that might be disseminated using the metaphor of virtual farming. E-agricultural marketplaces offer a variety of services to farmers, including the procurement of seeds, fertilizers, insecticides, and other agricultural supplies. Other types of contemporary media include interactive multimedia, video text, and teletext, which are all examples of current electronic media
Spiritual Practice in Workplace and its Psychological Well Being Among Higher Education Faculties
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Professors are the heart of every institution; thus, it is more important to develop a flexible teaching force by helping them feel psychologically empowered through link connecting spirituality in workplace and employee engagement between higher educators. This paper aims the study to contribute various disciplines like human resource management, organizational behavior, psychology, and anthropology etc., Conceptual framework have used in this paper. This study is quantitative in nature, well-structured questionnaire has using, and the sample size is 128. This study is only restricted to faculty members in colleges.Three different types of variables have been measured like measuring spiritual practices among faculties in workplace, sense of their meaningful work, psychological well-being, relationship among coworkers finally dedication with their work apart from monitory, awards, and rewards etc. These are the variables most point out in this paper. This study is quantitative in nature, well-structured questionnaire has using, and the sample size is 128. This study is only restricted to faculty members in colleges. The references and reviews of literature are very much relevant and collected from reputed journals. Various implications like academic implications and societal implications have suggested that gives proper evidence for the study.
Objectives:
To determine the elements influencing the level of workplace spirituality and employee engagement among faculty members, and to assess the level of participation among the staff (faculty members) working in the study\u27s participating various organizations.
Results:
Results from validated statistics are 67.18% of respondents were male and 32.82% were female. Hence, women make up most of the responders. majority of academicians have highly satisfied in Spiritual well-being and the highest rating values is 4.25 scores. Second highest value for Ethical Behaviour that observed 4.24 scores. Third highest value for Job Commitment that observed 3.94 scores. Job Satisfaction have 3.92 score values. Wellness lifestyles have 3.92 score values etc...,
Conclusions:
Workplace spirituality has various advantages for the business. Some of the characteristics that characterize spirituality are integrity, honesty, confidence, inner devotion, and self-discipline. In conclusion, employees\u27 spiritual well-being will not only reduce stress, conflict, and absenteeism but also improve wellbeing, quality of life, and work performance and engagement among employees in workplace
Unraveling the Legal Age of Criminal Liability in India: A Socio- Psychological Emphasis on Sexual Offenses
Get PDFThe complicated problem of setting the minimum age for criminal responsibility in India is examined in this research study, with a focus on sexual offenses. The study explores the current legal framework governing India\u27s criminal liability age and discusses the many elements that go into determining it. While doing so, it considers legislative advancements, judicial decisions, and international norms as it examines the historical context and evolution of the legal age.
The study takes a multidisciplinary approach and incorporates legal analysis, and comparative viewpoints from other countries. It assesses the efficiency of the present criminal liability age in tackling sexual offenses critically and points out any shortcomings.
This study aims to contribute to evidence-based policy discussions and enhance the protection and well-being of both victims and accused individuals in India by analyzing the complications surrounding the legal age of criminal responsibility, particularly in the context of sexual offenses
Examining Energizing Value as a Component of Perceived Value through Confirmatory Composite Analysis from a Psychological Viewpoint
Get PDFNumerous educational studies delve into cognitive factors, such as the cost, service quality, and teaching caliber of universities that high school students in Indonesia target. Within an individual\u27s perception, several emotions like relaxation, positive feelings, affinity, and satisfaction come into play for immediate decision-making. However, when it comes to weighty choices like selecting a university, this process falls into the realm of intricate decision-making. Hence, the required emotions extend beyond momentary sensations to those of a future-oriented nature. Transient emotions like enjoyment and happiness prove inadequate. To address this, the present research discerns emotions with a forward-looking orientation, which are then categorized as energizing values. Employing a quantitative approach, the study acquires primary data from 216 high school students through Google Forms. Following data collection, the Confirmatory Composite Analysis technique is applied to yield outcomes. These outcomes are then subjected to empirical testing of the Energizing Value through the Confirmatory Composite Analysis (CCA) method. A total of seven testing stages are conducted, culminating in the conclusion that the emotional value construct can be distinctly differentiated from the energizing value construct
The Association between Psychological Weakness and Occupational Dermatitis in Healthcare Workers: Bibliographic Review
Get PDFHealthcare personnel is frequently prone to suffer from skin conditions related to constant exposure to irritants such as soaps, sanitizers, and prolonged use of protective gear. Lesions or damage on the skin can cause emotional distress and thus limitations in developing their professional skills consequently compromising their job performance. The main objective of this research was focused on elaborating a bibliographic review based on research papers published from 2015 until May 2022, regarding occupational contact dermatitis in healthcare workers. Methodology: out of 45 initial research papers, 20 were selected which reported values of the prevalence of occupational contact dermatitis in healthcare personnel. Results: the nursing personnel showed a prevalence of 26.4% as the group who most frequently developed contact dermatitis among all healthcare workers, followed by surgeons and cleaning staff. Thus, methods of prevention and treatment were described as well as it was indicated the impact of the COVID 19 pandemic. Conclusion: Despite occupational contact dermatitis being preventable, it represents a predominant skin condition, especially in healthcare workers; for this reason, it is advisable to continue further research regarding this topic in Ecuador. 
Actualization of Tarekat Teachings on Social Behaviour from a Psychological Perspective (A Case Study on the Sadziliyah Tarekat in Kudus, Indonesia)
Get PDFIntroduction: This article is the result of field research in qualitative research in the case study category. The research was conducted at the Sadziliah Tarekat in Kudus, Indonesia. This research is to find out the teachings and practises of the Syadziliyah tarekat, the experiences and meanings obtained after carrying out the tarekat teachings, and the social behaviour of the tarekat.
Objectives: This research was conducted to determine the effect of the teachings of the Sadziliyah taraket on students who practise them in their social behaviour in daily life. Does the tarekat\u27s teaching have a positive or negative psychological impact? The positive impact of practising the teachings of the tarekat will manifest in positive behaviour. Conversely, the negative impact of the Tarekat teachings will manifest negative behaviour that can deviate psychologically in social behaviour.Methods: The case study research steps taken are prepare, plan, design, collect, share, and analyse. This is a single case study. Typology of case study research: researchers use explanatory or case studies (cause of case studies). Next, the researcher described the findings of the case study research with a meaning map. The meaning map includes first describing experience (describing experience), second describing meaning (describing meaning), and thirdly focusing on the analysis (focusing on analysis).
Results: This article finds that: First, the Sadziliyah tarekat in Kudus was founded by Abah Thoriq, who studied mursyid with Sheikh al-Habib Muhammad Lutfi bin Ali bin Yahya, who served as Rais Aam Jam\u27iyyah Tariqah Al-Mu\u27tabarah An-Nahdliyyah. The second is the experience and meaning of the teachings of the Sadziliyah Tarekat not to leave worldly matters. The three experiences and meanings of the Sadziliyah tarekat do not ignore the affairs of the syari\u27ah. The four experiences and meanings of the Sadziliyah tarekat teach us to have a zuhud personality. The five experiences and meanings of the Sadziliyah Tarekat are organisations of people who take the Sufi path. The six experiences and meanings of the Sadziliyah tarekat teach its members that apart from having a relationship with Allah, they also relate to fellow human beings. The seven experiences and meanings of dzikr in the Sadziliyah tarekat are to draw closer to Allah.
Conclusions: The teachings of the Sadziliyah congregation have a positive impact on their students (santri) social behaviour in everyday life. This positive effect can be seen in his personality, which is psychologically healthy and diligent in worshipping Allah. Santri of the Sadziliyah congregation carry out worldly work duties and do not leave their afterlife affairs